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An elusive ornamented pottery head, referred to as a faience mask, was found in a collective grave of two Dilmunian women and an infant, dating back 3,300 years.
The findings from the Hilla Site, named after the village of Hillat Abdul Saleh, were revealed at an archaeology conference held by the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities (Baca) .
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